New Day Tornado Shelters

04/25/2026

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TORNADO UPGRADE FOR PARTS OF OKLAHOMA

The latest SPC outlook has upgraded parts of central and eastern Oklahoma to a Moderate Risk for severe storms today.

The main concern will be storms developing after 3 PM, especially near the warm front and dryline. Any storm that can stay isolated and surface-based could quickly become a powerful supercell.

Threats today include:

Large to giant hail
Damaging winds
Tornadoes
A few strong tornadoes possible

SPC specifically mentions the potential for intense supercells, very large hail up to 2–4 inches or larger, and a threat for a few EF-2+ tornadoes this evening.

This is one of those days where the tornado threat is conditional early, but if storms go, they could become dangerous quickly.

Have multiple ways to get warnings today and stay weather aware. MCWX will be watching it closely.

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Be Weather Aware this week!

Severe Weather Risk Increasing

The latest Storm Prediction Center discussion supports a growing severe weather signal from Wednesday through Friday across Oklahoma.

Wednesday Southeast Oklahoma
SPC highlights a low end but organized severe setup across southeast Oklahoma. A strengthening low level jet and increasing wind shear could support a few rotating storms. Instability appears modest which should limit coverage, but an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out along with large hail and damaging winds.

Thursday Western Oklahoma
A dryline begins to sharpen across western Oklahoma. SPC notes improving instability and steep lapse rates in place. Storm development will depend on how strong the cap remains, but if storms form, supercells capable of large hail and damaging winds would be possible.

Friday Central and Eastern Oklahoma Afternoon and Evening
This is the day to watch. SPC discussion points toward stronger moisture return and broader lift ahead of an approaching system. If timing aligns, a more widespread severe window could develop with tornadoes, large hail, and damaging winds possible.